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UK court: Arrested man is US fugitive wanted on rape claim
"A judge in Scotland says a man who spent almost a year fighting extradition to the U.S. is Nicholas Rossi a fugitive alleged to have faked his own death to escape rape allegations The suspect was arrested in December 2021 at a Glasgow hospital where he was being treated for COVID-19 He denies being Rossi and says he's an Irish orphan named Arthur knight after seeing evidence including fingerprints and tattoos a judge is told Edinburgh sheriff court he was satisfied that mister knight is indeed Nicholas Rossi U.S. authorities say Rossi had been charged in connection with the 2008 rape in Utah a full extradition hearing is likely to be held next year Charles De Ledesma London
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"In oxen hill and 51 in Sterling brought to you by long fence, save 15% on long fans Dex, pavers and fences, go to long fence dot com today and schedule your free and home estimate. It's ten 11. Now that the house January 6th committee has subpoenaed former president Trump, what's the panel's timeline for getting something from him? CBS News congressional correspondent Scott McFarland joined Sean and Hillary with more on that. Every time I look at the letter and the subpoena I look at the date for the deadline, November 4th is the deadline for Donald Trump to hand over records November 14th is the deadline for the deposition. That's just right around the midterm election night itself by a few days on either side. The committee has argued that it's apolitical. It is not functioning as a political arm, but as an investigative arm, trying to prevent a recurrence of January 6th, but it's hard to avoid the politics and the political reality that if Donald Trump defies the subpoena. He's going to do so partly four days before an election. And it's hard to extricate non bind those two things. We have heard about threats against Supreme Court Justices and the court building itself here in recent weeks and months. What's being done about it? Well, there were two within an hour of each other, a man arrested allegedly with guns and his white minivan and a man arrested, trying to get his way through the north door to get to chief justice John Roberts, but there's a third case you may recall. A man from California arrested for allegedly a threatening to kill justice Brett Kavanaugh arrested in Maryland by Montgomery county police. Federal law enforcement tells CBS News that man appears in court Wednesday in greenbelt. We are likely to find out much more about the case of Nicholas Rossi, but I'll note this, the fencing, the 8 foot black fencing that was erected just before the abortion rights ruling was handed down is gone and there have been a series of breaches and this is raising any number of concerns about court staff and members of Congress who have oversight of the courts. Security funding. Well, there's yet something else to talk about on the hill. And that's political signs, not really being very good for Democrats keeping the house, even if they do, and at this point Paul's consider it a long shot. There's a lot of speculation about the future of speaker Nancy Pelosi. What is she saying about that, Scott? She was asked on face the nation what her future is and begged off the question of wouldn't directly respond. We look back at two of the last three times, a wave ushered in a change of majority in the U.S. House, the Speaker of the House, ended up leaving that position, the one exception was 2010. It was Nancy Pelosi, which begs the question, what's to happen if Democrats lose control of the House? It's not uncommon for the leader of the party. In this case, Nancy Pelosi and the congressional races to not comment on that are not directly respond, but there is a young generation of democratic lawmakers trying to make a move up and this may be their window. That is CBS News congressional correspondent Scott McFarland. Coming up drivers might want to slow down or pay the price soon. It's ten 13. Hey, Washington fan. This is the win. Two boat 22 MVP. Throughout my career, I've had my champagne, but no one needs to live that life in pain. The good feast though
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"Dome in WTO P news. We've learned more about the case against a man accused of plotting to kill Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh. In newly filed court documents, FBI agents say they found online postings that shed more light on his chilling plan. He wanted to alter the Supreme Court for decades to come. That's what the FBI says Nicholas Rossi typed as he talked with someone online, investigators say Rossi wrote that he was going to remove some people from the Supreme Court, adding that he was, quote, shooting for three. The other two justices are not named in court documents, though it's the latest indication that roski wasn't focused only on Brett Kavanaugh. Prosky was arrested near Kavanaugh's home in Montgomery county last month, the FBI says he had traveled there from California with burglary tools and a gun. Nick and Ellie WTO P news. Alexandria's school board has agreed to require that school staffers be vaccinated for COVID ahead of the upcoming academic year. Staffers who satisfactorily establish a religious or medical exemption can forgo the requirement, but they're going to have to be tested every week. The school system says staffers who declined to get vaccinated might be required to take leave without pay or even be fired. Also yesterday Alexandria school board appointed Melanie K Wyatt to be the new interim superintendent. That starts September 1st, K Wyatt is currently chief of human resources. She'll be the school system's second black female interim superintendent. A part of benning road northeast in the district will be closed tomorrow for D.C.'s third open streets event of the year. From 9 to 1 p.m., bening road will be closed to cars for Minnesota avenue to capital street northeast, letting the public bike walk and socialize. The event will also include classes demonstrations and music. Other open streets events are scheduled over the next few months. A lot of people remain in shock that roe V wade is no longer the law of the land, others are celebrating that fact after decades of efforts in that direction. But if you are upset that roe V wade has gone away, will you be voting or will that motivate you to vote? The surprising results of a new poll coming up. His three O 7. These days, everything seems to cost a little more. To help Andrew's federal credit union has raised their share certificate
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"Investigated. John dome in WTO P news. An update now on the woman who is accused of shooting her husband inside a D.C. hotel. The shooting allegedly was over allegations that he molested children at her Maryland day care center. Her case is now going to trial and a judge has denied her bail. Shin Terry weems is going to remain behind bars for now. Her next court appearance is August 9th. Her husband, James weems junior remains in custody in Washington, D.C., he'll be appearing before a Baltimore county court next week. He's been charged with sexually abusing at least three children at the day care center in owings mills. Shin Teri shot her husband last week after getting messages about those allegations at the Mandarin oriental in southwest police say. Her lawyer says it was self defense. According to court documents, police found two handguns in a notebook at the hotel, where she wrote messages saying she intended to shoot but not kill her husband and, quote, I want these kids to get justice. Shayna stellan, WTO P news, we've learned more about the case against the man accused of plotting to kill Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh. In newly filed court documents, FBI agents say they found online postings at shed more light on his chilling plans. He wanted to alter the Supreme Court for decades to come. That's what the FBI says Nicholas Rossi typed as he talked with someone online, investigators say Rossi wrote that he was going to remove some people from the Supreme Court, adding that he was, quote, shooting for three, the other two justices are not named in court documents, though it's the latest indication that Rossi wasn't focused only on Brett Kavanaugh. Rossi was arrested near Kavanaugh's home in Montgomery county last month, the FBI says he had traveled there from California with burglary tools and a gun. Nick and Ellie doubled news. Alexandria school board has agreed to require that school staffers be vaccinated for COVID-19 ahead of the upcoming school year. Staffers who satisfactorily establish a religious or medical exemption can forgo the requirement, but will have to be tested weekly. The school system says staffers who declined to get vaccinated might be required to take leave without pay or they could be fired. Also yesterday the school board appointed Melanie K Wyatt to be the new interim superintendent. That's effective September 1st. K Wyatt is now the school system's chief of human resources. She will be the school's second black female interim superintendent in Alexandria. A portion of bening road in northeast D.C. will shut down tomorrow for the district's third open streets event of the year from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. binning road will close to cars from Minnesota avenue to capital street northeast, allowing the public to bike, walk and socialize. The event will also include classes demonstrations and music, other open streets events are set over the next few months. It's gonna be fun. Straight ahead after a check of traffic and weather can
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"Following this hour. He may have had more than one target. That's what the FBI is saying in court documents about the man accused of plotting to kill a Supreme Court Justice. Nicholas Rossi, the man arrested near Brett Kavanaugh's home in Montgomery county last month may have been planning to go after other justices. The FBI says it uncovered a conversation Rossi had with someone online in which roski said he wanted to remove three people from the Supreme Court, though the other two are not named in court documents. Rossi allegedly was carrying burglary tools in a gun when he was arrested. The FBI says Rossi spoke online of wanting to alter the court for decades to come and says he carried out Internet searches for assassin skills and a sense and equipment nickel in LA WTO P news. Businessman David Blair is leading incumbent Montgomery county executive Mark elrich by just 145 votes in the democratic primary. That's the latest vote count to be reported by the Maryland state board of elections. The vote counting continues today with the goal of wrapping up and certifying the election by August 12th. In tight races, candidates are looking for every single vote, including the provisional ballots, which take a long time to process the Berto Zelaya with the Montgomery county board of elections, explains there are 12 different scenarios that can lead to a vote being cast provisionally. Whether you request it to vote by mail and you didn't get the mail in packet or maybe the voter had their ballot in hand. And then decided to vote in person. Each one of the 8030 provisional ballots cast in Montgomery county has to be processed by hand with a review of supporting documentation. It's not just scanning a barcode like our mail in ballots. Kate Ryan, WTO P news. In a city struggling with an outbreak of monkeypox, district officials are trying to increase the number of people who are vaccinated against it. On Monday, a clinic in ward 8
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"More from Capitol Hill. House approval of the chip spill included Republican support, though GOP leaders whipped against it after West Virginia democratic senator Joe Manchin surprise announcement of a deal on an economic package. President Biden is urging senators to move the legislation ahead, noting it addresses key energy, climate, and drug pricing issues, while reducing the deficit. This bill will reduce inflationary pressures on the economy. So pass it. But the Senate stopped Republican Mitch McConnell says hundreds of billions of dollars in new spending will only make economic matters worse. Democrats say the response to democratic inflation is democratic tax. On capital hill, Mitchell Miller WTO be news. We're learning more about the case against the man accused of plotting to kill Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh in newly filed court documents, FBI agents say they found online postings that shed more light on his plans. He wanted to alter the Supreme Court for decades to come. That's what the FBI says Nicholas Rossi typed as he talked with someone online, investigators say Rossi wrote that he was going to remove some people from the Supreme Court, adding that he was, quote, shooting for three. The other two justices are not named in court documents, though it's the latest indication that Rossi wasn't focused only on Brett Kavanaugh. Rossi was arrested near Kavanaugh's home in Montgomery county last month, the FBI says he had traveled there from California with burglary tools and a gun. Nick and Ellie doubled news. Fresh controversy involving former president Trump, whose New Jersey golf club is hosting the third event for Liv golf. That is the new Saudi backed professional circuit that's rocked the sport's main professional organizer, the PGA Tour by pulling away big name golfers with larger guaranteed paydays. Activists and families of 9 11 victims are outraged saying Liv golf provides international legitimacy to the ruling regime in Saudi Arabia, which has been accused of human rights violations for years, in addition to the majority of the 9 11 hijackers were from Saudi Arabia. However, the former president is brushing aside criticism. Well, nobody's
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"Aaron. And I'm Bruce Allen, teddy gellman is our producer. The top story we're following this morning. President Biden is calling on the Senate to move quickly on a new economic package. Meantime, a separate bill to step up U.S. computer chip production is now headed to his desk. WTO's Mitchell Miller has today on the hill. This is the strongest Bill you can pass to lower inflation, cut the deficit. The president directly appealing to senators to approve the more than $400 billion measure that West Virginia senator Joe Manchin has agreed to. Supporters say it will cut prescription drug prices while addressing key energy and climate issues. But Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell says it's a bad idea. It wasn't enough that Democrats have already destroyed their families purchasing power. Now they want to kill your job and touch your electricity. Upset by the mansion measure, most House Republicans voted against a bill to shore up the semiconductor industry, but it passed with some GOP support. On Capitol Hill, Mitchell Miller, WTO, B news. We're learning more about the case against a man accused of plotting to kill Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh in newly filed court documents, the FBI says it found online postings that shed more light on his plans. He wanted to alter the Supreme Court for decades to come. That's what the FBI says Nicholas Rossi typed as he talked with someone online, investigators say Rossi wrote that he was going to remove some people from the Supreme Court, adding that he was, quote, shooting for three, the other two justices are not named in court documents, though it's the latest indication that Rossi wasn't focused only on Brett Kavanaugh. Was arrested near Kavanaugh's home in Montgomery county last month, the FBI says he had traveled there from California with burglary tools and a gun Nick and Ellie doubled news. Former president Trump is at the center of the controversy between 9 11 families and the Saudi backed golf tour. Live tours being hosted at the former president's New Jersey golf club, and the families of those who died during 9 11 call it a kick in the gut. CBS News correspondent Nikki battista. Before teeing off former president Donald Trump defended hosting a Saudi backed golf tournament at his bedminster club in New Jersey, just 50 miles from ground zero
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"Computer chip production is now headed to President Biden's desk following House approval. The president is now pressing the Senate to pass a new spending deal. WTO's Mitchell Miller reports from Capitol Hill. House approval of the chips bill included Republican support, though GOP leaders whipped against it after West Virginia democratic senator Joe Manchin surprise announcement of a deal on an economic package. President Biden is urging senators to move the legislation ahead, noting it addresses key energy, climate, and drug pricing issues, while reducing the deficit. This bill will reduce inflationary pressures on the economy. So passive. But the Senate stopped Republican Mitch McConnell says hundreds of billions of dollars in new spending will only make economic matters worse. Democrats say the response to democratic inflation is democratic toxics. On Capitol Hill, Mitchell Miller WTO be news. He may have had more than one target. That's what the FBI is now saying in court documents about the man accused of plotting to kill Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh. Nicholas Rossi, the man arrested near Brett Kavanaugh's home in Montgomery county last month may have been planning to go after other justices. The FBI says it uncovered a conversation Rossi had with someone online in which roski said he wanted to remove three people from the Supreme Court, though the other two are not named in court documents. Rossi allegedly was carrying burglary tools in a gun when he was arrested. The FBI says rawski spoke online of wanting to alter the court for decades to come and says he carried out Internet searches for assassin skills and assassin equipment nickel in LA WTO news. Russia is using mercenaries to hold sections of the front line in Ukraine. Greater reliance on paid fighters for frontline duties rather than their usual work in special operations would be another sign that Russia's military is under stress 6 months into its war in Ukraine. But the British defense ministry says in an intelligence update that the mercenaries are unlikely to make up for the loss of regular infantry units or change the trajectory of Russia's invasion. Protesters in mayor Bowser Agri, there's a humanitarian crisis brewing in D.C., but they disagree on a recent proposal on how to solve it. The
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"Debra Feinstein. And I'm Mark Lewis, Jocelyn Jess and is our producer. The top stories we're following for you today are rulings out of the U.S. Supreme Court. They are being released at this hour. The first decision is on a case regarding representation in North Carolina, the high court holding that the state's Republican legislative leaders are allowed to intervene in a case challenging North Carolina's voter ID law. The second is a death penalty case, the high court holding that an inmate can still bring a federal civil rights claim for his method of execution claim. And the third today so far on civil rights lawsuits is over the alleged Miranda violations, the high court holding that Miranda can't be a basis for such suits. The Supreme Court continues to issue these rulings and decisions. Of course, there are still many more important cases to decide most notably that Mississippi law that bans abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy, the case where a draft opinion was leaked showing that the court has the votes to overturn roe versus wade that established the right to an abortion. If it is overturned, it would immediately trigger abortion bans across more than 20 states. Now the high court is also ruling on a gun case. That's about whether states can regulate an individual's ability to carry a gun outside of the home, stay with us here on WTO. We will continue to monitor these decisions as they come in. We'll bring you the very latest. A California man accused of going to the Chevy Chase home of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh to kill him, appeared before a federal judge in Maryland. And a maroon jumpsuit during the short proceeding, 26 year old Nicholas Rossi kept his head down, looking only at the judge when he was responding to questions such as, do you understand the indictment against you? When asked for a plea, he said not guilty. He faces up to life in prison for showing up to Kavanaugh's House on June 8th as part of a plan to kill the justice. He says it was because he was upset over a leaked document overturning roe versus wade and also because he believed the justice would prevent tougher gun laws after the U valley school shooting. Detectives say he ended up not going into the home and called police on himself after his sister convinced him to, his trial is set to happen in August. In greenbelt Mike Morello, WTO news. Today's public hearing of the January 6th committee will examine how former president Trump considered forcing out his acting attorney general as he tried to overturn the election results. The latest from WTO peace Mitchell Miller on Capitol Hill. The chair of the select committee, congressman Benny Thompson, says the hearing will show. That Donald Trump was also the driving force behind the effort to corrupt the Justice Department. This after testimony at the most recent hearing that the former president and his allies pressured state officials to alter vote counts. Among those testifying today will be former acting Deputy Attorney General Richard donohue. In audio released by the panel, he made it clear he would step down if Trump replaced acting attorney general Jeffrey Rosen with Jeff Clark, an environmental lawyer who supported efforts to overturn the election. There is no way I'm serving one minute under this guy. Jeff Clark. Donahue also warned of mass resignations at the Justice Department. On Capitol Hill, Mitchell Miller WTO news. Now that hearing begins at three this afternoon, you can listen to it live on WTO dot com
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"Electrical industry partner for over 130 years. Good morning, I'm Joan Jones. And I'm John Aaron. Teddy gellman is our producer, the top story we're following the Supreme Court is expected to issue decisions in the next hour, and with several high profile cases still left to be decided, we've learned that in addition to today, the court will also issue opinions tomorrow. Among them, a ruling that could end a woman's right to an abortion. A leaked majority draft opinion from the Supreme Court showed that justices are planning to reverse roe V wade. If that happens, it would immediately trigger abortion bans across more than 20 states. Another big decision involves the Second Amendment, and the right to carry a gun outside the home. This case centers around a New York State law that requires residents to show a proper cause. And the court will also rule on a case of a high school football coach who was told he wasn't allowed to pray on the field. He claims this violated his First Amendment rights to free speech. Stacy Lynn, CBS News, Washington. A California man accused of traveling to Montgomery county to kill Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh faced a judge in Maryland yesterday afternoon. Wearing a maroon jumpsuit 26 year old Nicholas Rossi kept his head down at times it appeared he had it on the table as a judge read the indictment against him. He did answer the judge's question before pleading not guilty to one count of attempting to assassinate a Supreme Court Justice. It was on June 8th that investigators say he showed up to justice Kavanaugh's home during the early morning hours wearing tactical gear and armed with a handgun and ammunition according to court documents he told detectives that he intended to break into the home and kill Kavanaugh over the leaked document indicating the court could overturn roe versus wade, also because he believed Kavanaugh would side on looser gun laws with decisions. In greenbelt, Mike Morello, WTO news. Another January 6th hearing takes place today. This one will focus on former president Trump's efforts to use the Justice Department to try to stay in power after losing the 2020 election. More from WTO's Mitchell Miller on Capitol Hill. The committee will hear testimony from Richard donohue, who briefly served as acting Deputy Attorney General. In audio released by the panel, Donahue made it clear he would not go along with former president Trump's consideration of installing Jeff Clark as attorney general. Clark supported Trump's plans to try to reverse the election results. The president said, suppose I do this suppose I replace Jeff Rosen with him, Jeff Clark. What do you do? And I said, sir, I would resign immediately. The committee now plans to delay additional hearings until July, with lawmakers saying they continue to gather new evidence of efforts to overturn the election. On Capitol Hill, Mitchell Miller, WTO, B news. The hearing begins at three this afternoon, you can listen to it live at WTO P dot com. Well, this morning more than 9000 domain named energy customers in Fokker county are still without power following those powerful storms that swept through the region last night. Peggy Fox with Dominion Energy says downed lines and broken polls are a safety hazard and they should be avoided. They might see power lines down on the ground. Please, it's very, very dangerous. Beware of those down lines stay at least 30 feet away. You may think they're not energized, but they very well could be energized. So please be safe. 2000 dominion customers are out of power in the city of Fredericksburg, 1400 in loudoun county, energy cruiser also repairing outages in Arlington, culpeper, fairfax, Pennsylvania, and Stafford counties, as well as in the city of Alexandria. And in addition, falkirk county public schools have canceled all summer school classes and other activities there at the school because of the widespread outages. Coming up the weapons, the U.S.
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"Morning, I'm Joan Jones. And I'm John Aaron. Teddy gellman is our producer. The top story we're following another January 6th hearing takes place today. This one will focus on former president Trump's efforts to use the Justice Department to try to stay in power after losing the 2020 election. More from WTO's Mitchell Miller today on the hill. The committee will hear testimony from Richard donohue, who briefly served as acting Deputy Attorney General. In audio released by the panel, Donahue made it clear he would not go along with former president Trump's consideration of installing Jeff Clark as attorney general. Clark supported Trump's plans to try to reverse the election results. The president says suppose I do this proposed I replace Jeff Rosen with him, Jeff Clark. What do you do? And I said, sir, I would resign immediately. The committee now plans to delay additional hearings until July, with lawmakers saying they continue to gather new evidence of efforts to overturn the election. On Capitol Hill, Mitchell Miller WTO. The hearing begins at three this afternoon, you can listen live at WTO P dot com. A California man accused of traveling to Montgomery county to kill Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh faced a judge in Maryland yesterday afternoon. Wearing a maroon jumpsuit 26 year old Nicholas Rossi kept his head down at times it appeared he had it on the table as a judge read the indictment against him. He did answer the judge's question before pleading not guilty to one count of attempting to assassinate a Supreme Court Justice. It was on June 8th that investigators say he showed up to justice Kavanaugh's home during the early morning hours wearing tactical gear and armed with a handgun and ammunition according to court documents he told detectives that he intended to break into the home and kill Kavanaugh over the leaked document indicating the court could overturn roe versus wade, also because he believed Kavanaugh would side on looser gun laws with decisions. In greenbelt, Mike Morello P news. The police commander at the center of the botched response to the uvalde Texas massacre has been placed on leave. In a terse three paragraph statement from the Yuval di school superintendent, school police chief Pete arradondo was placed on administrative leave effective immediately. A redondo has come under repeated attack for the way he handled the deadly mass shooting that left 19 students and two teachers dead. The criticism has focused on a redondo's decision not to move in and confront the killer for more than one hour. A redondo has attempted to defend his actions, saying he assumed someone else had taken charge of the situation. Steve fetterman CBS News. It's 7 34 and now to last night's wind and rain that left thousands without power across Northern Virginia, fakir county saw hundreds of trees blown down as well. Well, today there's a lot of cleanup to be done, including in historic warrant him. Here at the top of the
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"In falkirk county, more than 2500 out in Fredericksburg and around 1600 out in loudoun county. It's also reporting substantial outages in Alexandria, Arlington fairfax city, county, and Stafford county, spokesperson four dominion says it could take more than a day for all customers in falkirk county to get their power back. Also, rappahannock electric cooperative says more than 2700 customers are in the dark in culpeper county, and about 1600 in fakhir county, novek has reporting smaller outages and fuck here and loudoun counties. Fuck your county public schools have canceled summer classes and school activities today because of the widespread outages. Keep it here on WTO for all the latest. The police commander at the center of the botched response to the uvalde, Texas, massacre has been placed on leave. In a terse three paragraph statement from the Yuval di school superintendent, school police chief Pete arradondo was placed on administrative leave effective immediately. A redondo has come under repeated attack for the way he handled the deadly mass shooting that left 19 students and two teachers dead. The criticism has focused on a redundant decision not to move in and confront the killer for more than one hour. A redondo has attempted to defend his actions, saying he assumed someone else had taken charge of the situation. Steve futterman CBS News. Another January 6th hearing takes place today, this one will focus on former president Trump's efforts to use the Justice Department to try to stay in power after losing the 2020 election. Mitchell Miller has more from Capitol Hill. The committee will hear testimony from Richard Donahue, who briefly served as acting Deputy Attorney General. In audio released by the panel, Donahue made it clear he would not go along with former president Trump's consideration of installing Jeff Clark as attorney general. Clark supported Trump's plans to try to reverse the election results. The president said, suppose I do this, the pros I replace Jeff Rosen with him, Jeff Clark. What do you do? And I said, sir, I would resign immediately. The committee now plans to delay additional hearings until July, with lawmakers saying they continue to gather new evidence of efforts to overturn the election. On Capitol Hill, Mitchell Miller, WTO, B news. Today's hearings begin at three, this afternoon, you can listen to it live at WTO dot com. Meanwhile, a new round of subpoenas has gone out as the Justice Department and FBI examined the issue of so called false electors than president Trump and others hoped those electors might be approved by state legislators in a last ditch bid to keep Trump in The White House. The Washington Post reports the subpoenas issued yesterday suggests the Justice Department is now moving to question at least some of those who allegedly agreed to pursue the effort. The California man accused of traveling to Montgomery county with a plan to kill Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh has pleaded not guilty in a federal courtroom in green belt 26 year old Nicholas Rossi mainly kept his head down at times placing it on the table as a judge read the indictment against him, raising his head to answer the judge's questions. Lisa, that Rossi had a gun, a knife, and tactical gear on him when he was arrested earlier this month near Kavanaugh's home. A powerful earthquake has killed more than a thousand people in Afghanistan, but many more are feared dead. This tragedy is going to get a lot worse. 1000 people have died so far and the number will increase they are still a lot of dead bodies below the ground and they're over 2000 people injured. Drama too or no Ross. CEO of kamar, a charity operating in the region. Most of the houses there are made of mud. It's been raining for three days. When the earthquake came, the houses gave way, killing people as they slept. So we are expecting unfortunately for the dead tool to grow or to be even bigger than 1500 people. JJ green, WTO news. It was 50 years ago today that title 9 passed into law. It prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex in federally funded education programs and activities and its credited with changing the trajectory of women's athletics. Vice president Harris, marked the anniversary with an unannounced visit to American university where she visited with girls ages 8 to 14 who were there playing basketball. Still a hit here on WTO after Mary university is reporting a possible case
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"False church fairfax made his work Waldorf capital heights and Alexandria. Knew this Thursday morning the controversial school police chief and Yuval, Texas, has been put on leave in a terse three paragraph statement from the Yuval di school superintendent, school police chief Pete arradondo was placed on administrative leave effective immediately. A redondo has come under repeated attack for the way he handled the deadly mass shooting that left 19 students and two teachers dead. The criticism has focused on a redundant decision not to move in and confront the killer for more than one hour. A redondo has attempted to defend his actions, saying he assumed someone else had taken charge of the situation. Steve futterman CBS News. 1237 Thursday morning to California man accused of traveling locally to Montgomery county to try and assassinate Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh faces a judge in Maryland. Wearing a maroon jumpsuit 26 year old Nicholas Rossi kept his head down at times it appeared he had it on the table as a judge read the indictment against him. He did answer the judge's question before pleading not guilty to one count of attempting to assassinate a Supreme Court Justice. It was on June 8th that investigators say he showed up to justice Kavanaugh's home during the early morning hours wearing tactical gear and armed with a handgun and ammunition according to court documents he told detectives that he intended to break into the home and kill Kavanaugh over the leaked document indicating the court could overturn roe versus wade, also because he believed Kavanaugh would side on looser gun laws with decisions. In greenbelt, Mike Morello, WTO P news. Thursday morning at 1238, good morning. Welcome in. Robbie could weather all the 8s and waited breaks first as always to rich on her in the WTO traffic
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"Both vaccinated and boosted. Visit vaccinate D.C. dot gov or call one 8 5 5 three 6 three zero three three three to find the nearest vaccination location near you. This is WTO P news 6 24 A California man accused of showing up to a Montgomery county home with the intention of killing Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh appeared before a federal judge in Maryland today. In a maroon jumpsuit during the short proceeding, 26 year old Nicholas Rossi kept his head down, looking only at the judge when he was responding to questions such as, do you understand the indictment against you? When asked for a plea, he said not guilty. He faces up to life in prison for showing up to Kavanaugh's House on June 8th as part of a plan to kill the justice. He says it was because he was upset over a leaked document overturning roe versus wade and also because he believed the justice would prevent tougher gun laws after the uvalde school shooting. Detectives say he ended up not going into the home and called police on himself after his sister convinced him to, his trial is set to happen in August. In greenbelt Mike Morello, WTO news. Now to the aftermath of January 6th, the federal judge has agreed to postpone a trial of the former leader of the Proud Boys, Henry Enrique tarrio, and other members of that extremist group. They are charged with attacking the capitol to stop Congress from certifying President Biden's election. The accused Proud Boys are the top line defendant in the Justice Department's prosecution of January 6th, accused of seditious conspiracy. They were supposed to go on trial in August, but now both the defendants and the prosecutors are seeking a delay until likely December. They say the January 6th committee has transcripts of depositions that both sides need and they're waiting for the committee to finish its work. And that CBS correspondent Scott mcfarlane tarrio and four other men are charged with seditious conspiracy. Money news at 25 and 55 to Jeff claw. Without finish the day down, although just 47 points, the S&P 500 Index down, 5
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"A man pleaded not guilty to trying to kill Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh Nicholas Rossi from California was arrested outside Kavanaugh's home near Washington an FBI agent's affidavit said he was armed with a gun and a knife and was carrying zip ties and was dressed in black and also called local police to say he had traveled from California to kill Kavanaugh After his arrest Rossi told a police detective he was upset by a leaked draft opinion suggesting the Supreme Court is about to overturn roe versus wade The landmark abortion case and was also upset over the school massacre in uvalde Texas and believed Kavanaugh would vote to loosen gun control laws Rossi remains in custody a tentative trial date was set for August 23rd Ed Donahue Washington
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"Old With more on the gun agreement and the 2nd January 6th committee hearing that begins later this morning WTO's Mitchell Miller Now today on the hill Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer says he wants to swiftly bring the gun measures to a vote but they still need to be turned into legislation and that could take some time Meanwhile the January 6th select committee plans to outline former president Donald Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election results Maryland Democrat Jamie Raskin a member of the House panel speaking on CNN's State of the Union says he believes Trump knew he was perpetuating a lie about election fraud He was surrounded by lawyers including the attorney general of the United States William Barr telling him in no uncertain terms in terms that Donald Trump could understand this is BS On Capitol Hill Mitchell Miller WTO The committee says former Trump campaign manager Bill stepien is among the witnesses scheduled to testify at today's hearing which begins at 10 o'clock We'll have full coverage here on WTO P and you can watch it live on WTO P dot com 7 O four now in the Supreme Court is set to hand down opinions this morning after 10 o'clock in security is tight around the high court It comes days after a man was arrested with a gun and burglary tools outside justice Brett Kavanaugh's home Nicholas Rossi has been charged with attempted murder this week the house will consider a bill that's already passed in the Senate that would enhance security for Supreme Court Justices and their families Local law enforcement gearing up now for a potentially violent summer as the Supreme Court is expected to hand down major rulings on abortion and guns There's a court appearance set for this morning for the man accused of killing his coworkers at a machine shop in smithsburg Maryland The 23 year old from West Virginia has a 1 o'clock hearing set before a judge for a bail review Joe esquivel has been in the Washington county detention center since his arrest last Thursday after he got into a shootout with state troopers Police say he was trying to escape after opening fire at his workplace Columbia machine and Smith Berg esquivel is accused of murdering three of his coworkers and entering a fourth investigators say he worked as regular shift went out to his car grabbed a gun went back inside the plant and started firing in a break room At last check there were more than two dozen charges filed against him And Kramer WTO P news A big win for our area at the Tony Awards a Maryland native took the spotlight last night becoming the youngest winner to take home a major award for his role as Michael Jackson in MJ the musical From wooten high school to Bowie state and now Broadway At just 22 years old miles frost has become the youngest actor to win best lead actor.
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Armed man arrested near Supreme Court Justice Kavanaugh's home; made threats against the justice
"A man from California is in federal custody charged with attempted murder after being arrested near Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh's house in Maryland Prosecutors say Nicholas Rossi was carrying a gun a knife and zip ties and told police he was going to break into Kavanaugh's house and kill him If these reports are correct an assassination attempt against the sitting justice or something close to it Rossi told police he was upset by a leaked draft opinion suggesting the Supreme Court is about to overturn roe versus wade the landmark abortion case Minority leader Mitch McConnell wants the Senate to pass a Supreme Court security Bill This is exactly exactly the kind of event that many feared that
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"nicholas rossi" Discussed on WTOP
"The guns are more important than children Senate Democrats and Republicans are working to see if they can reach some kind of compromise on new gun control measures Both sides say the negotiations are entering a quote critical phase That's reporter Skylar Henry Connecticut senator Richard blumenthal says he believes senators are close to an agreement on the framework for gun control Meantime the Justice Department is named a team of 9 people to help in a review of the law enforcement response to the deadly valley school shooting panel members include an FBI official and former police chiefs Justice Department says the review will include an examination of police policies things like training and communication along with the deployment of officers and tactics Parents outside that school begged police to rush in It's the gunman shot and killed 19 children and two teachers In Ukraine there is concern among some that the western resolved to punish Russia for starting this war could be waning But the Baltic nations are warning that would be a big mistake WTO national security correspondent JJ green joins us live with details Our largest attention should be paid to Ukrainian defenses That's artist pabriks deputy prime minister and minister of defense for Latvia His reason for saying that is simple European security in general will be determined by the outcome of the four in Ukraine And he says his counterparts in Estonia and Lithuania feel the same way Because our understanding here in the Baltic region in Latvia is ultimately Ukraine must win this war and we must do everything possible to make them win this war as soon as possible There is no other alternative And the reason he says that is because Baltic nations believe if Ukraine loses that war Russia will continue its expansion in the region reporting live JJ green WTO news JJ there is a naval aspect to this war and explosive minds have been floating in the waters all around the Black Sea port of Odessa And now there is some evidence that Russia has given up on trying to take Odessa right now but Ukraine still is not doing anything to clean up the really dangerous minds here Why is that Ukraine said today it would not be mine the waters around that Black Sea port of Odessa even to allow its coveted grain to be exported something desperately need right now And the reason they say is the threat of Russian attacks on the city The spokesman for the regional administration Sergey Bradshaw said in a video statement on social media the moment we clear access to the port of Odessa the Russian fleet will be there He said Russia dreams of parachuting troops into the city and that Moscow's army wants to attack Odessa He says the only way Ukraine de mines the port of Odessa is if NATO commits to escort vessels carrying grains out of there to other parts of the world JJ thanks so much You're welcome That's our JJ green In other news the California man is facing an attempted murder charge after he's arrested near justice Brett Kavanaugh's Maryland home overnight CBS News correspondent Steve Dorsey has more on the investigation Federal court records say Nicholas Rossi was arrested near the justice's home with a pistol knife ammunition pepper spray zip ties in other items it came as roski was on the phone with police dispatchers saying he was having suicidal thoughts had a firearm and was planning to kill a Supreme Court Justice Rossi told a detective he was upset about the leak of a draft opinion indicating the country would overturn roe V wade He apparently was also upset by the valdi Texas school shooting Up ahead on double D TOP after traffic and weather A new Princess Diana exhibition opens at Tyson's corner center.
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"nicholas rossi" Discussed on WABE 90.1 FM
"City is funding an effort to get residents out Listen to the investigation that helps spark change When is somebody going to step in and do so You feel I just think everybody needs to be held accountable from the city to the owners to the previous owners The last year at forest cove from W ABE find it wherever you get your podcasts Live from NPR news and Culver City California I'm Dwayne Brown A California man was arrested early this morning near justice Brett Kavanaugh's house in Maryland after threatening to kill the Supreme Court Justice Police say Nicholas Rossi of Simi Valley was carrying a Glock 17 pistol ammunition a knife and zip ties among other items the 26 year old was arrested around 1 o'clock this morning outside Kavanaugh's home in a Washington suburb responding to that arrest today Attorney general Merrick Garland says there is zero tolerance for those who threaten judges and justices Police say roski was upset the Supreme Court could overturn roe versus wade and loosen gun control loss The bodies of 210 Ukrainian soldiers are being returned to their families and Nathan rott tells us from Kyiv that most were killed in the southern port city of mariupol Smearing her friend's blood on herself and pretending to be dead But 19 of her classmates and two teachers did not make it Lawmakers on the House committee on oversight and reform also heard from the mother of Zaire Goodman a 21 year old top supermarket employee who was shot multiple times in Buffalo He survived but cine everhart described the damage inflicted by the firearm used against her child similar to the weapon used in uvalde To the lawmakers who feel that we do not need stricter gun laws let me paint a picture for you My son Zaire has a hole in the right side of his neck two on his back and another on his left leg Caused by an exploding bullet from an AR-15 Ten people were killed in Buffalo Three were injured The vitamin from WAB news in Atlanta good afternoon I'm Jim burris or time now four 32 Seems like NPR is having a few issues Apologize for that Here locally nearly 40 Georgia Southern Baptist churches are addressing allegations of sex abuse and misconduct by former pastors and church leaders The Southern Baptist convention recently released a previously kept secret list of hundreds of accused abusers When church that suspended its senior pastor this month is first batch this church of Woodstock Johnny hunt spent three decades with the Cherokee county congregation he's also a former SBC president Now pastor Jeremy Morton has taken over here's a clip from the latest Sunday service The report indicated over 700 abuse cases were known by Southern Baptist leadership but they were determined to be negligent a great deal of the leadership swept much of the information under the rug Content is publicly denied allegations of sexual abuse or assault records show several Georgia church leaders were hired while already being listed on the state sex offender registry Atlanta beltline officials say they're set to launch their first small business incubator aimed at helping black companies The Atlanta business chronicles crystal edmondson has more The belt line sees more than 2 million visitors a year commercial space is typically expensive Clyde Higgs president and CEO of Atlanta belt line Inc says through a new program called the beltline marketplace they'll offer reduced rents to some thanks to support from the candida fund We're going to select 6 to 8 black businesses and the big thought is that these businesses will get their start and then they'll be able to spring board to another place in the city of Atlanta after they got their footing The belt line marketplace was co created by the village market.
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"nicholas rossi" Discussed on WTOP
"Foggy bottom and in Silver Spring WTO at three 40 and knew this afternoon the man arrested outside the Chevy Chase home of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh early this morning is expected to be in court this hour Meantime we're learning more about the suspect from federal prosecutors They identify him as Nicholas Rossi He's a 26 year old man from Simi Valley California A law enforcement official says Rosie took a taxi to the justices neighborhood He called 9-1-1 saying he had suicidal thoughts and had come from California to kill the justice Officers found weapons and tactical gear in his bag including a knife a gun pepper spraying burglary tools court documents say the suspect told Montgomery county police he believed justice Kavanaugh would overturn abortion rights in loose and gun laws He was facing a charge of attempted murder of a Supreme Court Justice It carries a 20 year sentence Meantime a teacher is dead 9 other seriously hurt after a man drove a car into a German school group in Berlin Police say the man jumped the curb got the car back on the road and then crashed into a shop window about a block away American British actor John barrowman was in a nearby store and described this scene as carnage The driver was apparently detained by passersby and quickly arrested Police say he's a 29 year old German Armenian who lived in Berlin and had posters about turkey in his car turkey is accused of the World War I genocide against Armenians Three 41 Olympic gold medalist Simone Biles is among dozens of athletes now suing the FBI for how the bureau handled the investigation into former USA gymnastics team doctor Larry Nassar It's a $1 billion claim and it's been filed against the FBI alleging that the FBI was told back in 2015 of the abuse by Larry nauser and failed to investigate or even refer the case to local authorities It took a year before anything was done an attorney Mick gray wall There's no amount of money that's going to make this right these women that were assaulted should never have been assaulted or if they had an assaulted I call it a straddle because they were assaulted prior to maybe the FBI's Dallas It should have stopped Charlie langton for CBS News Detroit In Britain fallen a movie mogul Harvey Weinstein is about to be charged with two counts of indecent assault against a woman in London in 1996 The decision from British prosecutors follows a review of evidence gathered by London's Metropolitan Police Investigators have been looking into multiple allegations of sexual assault against Weinstein over several decades Unlike many other countries Britain does not have a statute of limitations for rape or sex assault Weinstein is currently imprisoned in California awaiting trial in a sexual assault case there He has already been convicted of rape in New York Stay with us here on double TOP the Nats set to continue their series in Miami tonight in more golfers are jumping from the PGA to that Saudi tour all that had a three 43 Remodeling for how you live today Harris Craig de Roscoe founder of sun design remodeling sharing how remodeling can bring family and friends together That's what's really cool about this is that there are so many different unique family structures whether mom's moving back home with the kids or the kids are moving with mom There's just so many different families structures out there and it's really neat because there's so many different house plans too and floor plans And so having a designer to figure out what the structures you need and then what the house has to offer you how it's not working and working with them to kind of figure out how to make the house work for your family and then it's the little things like designing the little things in there that are important to you too So.